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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-11-05, Page 104 Page 10 Times -Advocate, November S. 1986 AWARD — Henson Parks a certificate of appreciation Shirley Mitchell, Kinette a banquet to celebrate Board Kinette coordinator 30th chairman Tom to president for anniversary the Neilands presents Pam Mallette while District K looks on prior to of the Hensall Kinettes. Congratulations to B.C. Oke Development Inc. We are pleased to be a part of the Village Walk Westlake Insurance Brokers Inc. Mensal) 11111' 141 '1*' ' Joanne Miller and Dolly Creces Friday thru Saturday Nov. 7 - Nov. 15 Clothing and Accessories 1 0% • 75' off With every purchase Draw your Discount •• A A _situ le exrir esst rws CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES For all your Hair Care Needs NOW OPEN Perms, cuts, styling, highlighting and by Dolly Creces ask about Opening Specials - 122 King St. The Village Walk more Hensall ' 262-3100 Hensall Kinettes mark 30th birthday The Kinette Club of Hensall and District held their 30th anniversary banquet last Wednesday at the Hen- sali Comurrunity Centre. Among the 55 people in attendance were six charter members of the club plus many other past members. Bill Mickle, life member of the Hen- sall Kinsmen Club and past national Kin executive, spoke on the partner- ship between Kinsmen and Kinettes. Head table guest offered con- gratulations to the club members past and present, and brought to our atten- tion memorable achievements of the Kinettes in Hensall. Of special in- terest was when 16 Charter members organized their group just in time to assist the Kinsmen to feed bean din- ners to 4,000 hungry people at the first of many Hensall Bean Festivals. Bryan Fink, president of the Hen- sall Kinsmen, made an address of congratulations to the group as did Parks Board chairman Tom Neilands. Neilands, on behalf of the Parks Board, presented the Kinettes with a Certificate of Appreciation for "demonstrating high qualities of com- munity services by contributing to the Hensall and District Community Centre". Other head table guests included Shirley Mitchell, District One Kinette Co-ordinator; Matt Pearson, Zone K Deputy Governor, Sue Read, Zone K Kinette Co-ordinator; Darlene Doupe, District Bulletin Editor; Wanda Reynolds, President of Exeter Kinet- tes; and Marg Knight, Charter President. The Kinettes thank the Legion Ladies for preparing and serving the delicious roast beef dinner, and Florence Slade for baking and decorating the anniversary cakes. The club membership would like to take this opportunity to recognize the charter members of the Kinette Club Kinsmen project on schedule The Kinsmen Club of Hensall is well past the . mid -way point in their rebuilding of the pavilion at the Hen- sall Community Centre. When com- pleted, the facility will offer a picnic area, fully equipped concession booth and washroom facilities as well as storage area. The 32' x 72' building will be an attractive addition to the Community Centre complex. Kinsmen president Bryan Fink says he is pleased with progress to date, despite difficulties with rainy weather. Last week, the new concrete floor was poured and finished and the block work is nearing completion. When completed, the only part of the original structure to remain will be the roof truss system. This roof was literally suspended in air as a new floor, posts and walls were built beneath it. The complexities involv- ed in designing and rebuilding this structure was undertaken entirely by club members. For the past five weeks, members of the Kinsmen Club have volunteered their time and talents each weekend and many week nights, working in both rain and shine. Major work to be completed over the next month in- cludes installation of new roofing material and completion of the elec- trical and plumbing systems. The restructuring of the building will feature completely new hydro, sanitary and sewer systems. The Kinsmen Club believes the results of their efforts will be an at- tractive and useful addition to the Hensall and area community. This project will be a very visible exam- ple of the many ways the Kinsmen Club works to make the Hensall area an attractive place to live and work. Funding for the project has been assisted by a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation. Snowmobile club The Pineridge Snowmobile Club held a successful dance on October 25. A good number of trail permits were sold. The door prize courtesy of the Flower Basket was won by Grace Merner. Thanks to all who attended for mak- ing it a success. of Hensall and District. The fellowship, the leadership, the guidance and the dedication these women displayed laid the foundation for the present membership. Marg Knight, Helyn Drysdale, Doris McICelvie. Doris Bonthron. Uline Jinkx, Fran Mickle, Sheila Reaburn, Edna Dietz, Audrey Joynt, Ruth Cle- ment, Joyce Heal, Marie Clarke, Janet Ellwood, Elaine Harkness, Elva McLean, Lillian. McNaughton, Helen Sawyer and Lillian Tiberio: we salute you. Christmas Open House Sun. Nov. 9 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Many instore specials and discounts Vie gt,04veA,Maiwt Hensall 262-2446 Best of luck to B.C. Oke Developments on your opening and in the future. r/ tk Christmas Open JJouse Sun., Nov. 9th 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Bring This Ad and Get 20 % off n r all regular priced merchandise the MCI -I ICE • gill shop Hensall 262-2029 Best Wishes to B.C. Oke Developments, and the Village Walk. We're proud to have you as our new neighbour t Susan Hartman • - 262-2449 - SPECIAL GUESTS — Head table guests at a banquet marking the 30th anniversary of the Hensall Kinettes were Mott Pearson, Kinsmen deputy governor of Zone K; Kinette charter president Marg Knight; president Pam Mallette and Sue Read, Kinette coordinator for Zone K. las Kippen 3 Milkmaids learn about cheese By MARGARET HOGGARTH Kippen three "Milk Maids" held their sixth meeting on October 28 at the home of leader Barb Moffat. Par- ty plans were finalized. We learned about serving cheese. Friday Nov. T To Wednesday Nov. 12 The Village Walk 122 King St., Hensall 4 Four menus following Canada's! Food Guide were analyzed. Reasons were given for choosing one over the other. A game called Dairy Concen- tration was played. Barb Moffat made yoghurt popsicles and strawberry sherbet. A party was held on November 1 at Brucefield United Church from 4 to 8 p.m. Barbara Fotheringham and Lois Anne Lostell organized the games. The church hall was decorated by Kate Papple and Leanne Erb. The spaghetti dinner was prepared by Janice Moffat and Jane Papple. Leaders Janet Papple and Barb Moffat were thanked by Jane Papple, who expressed the appreciation of the "Milk Maids" for their leaders time and effort spent in leading this club. Press Iteporle'r - .lane i'apple Kippen United Church There was no Sunday service in St. Andrews on November 2. The con- gregation helped celebrate Brucefield's anniversary. Church ser- vice will resume as normal on November 1t. Wednesday November 12 will be Kippen's Smorgasbord Supper held in the itruc•efield Church from 5-8 p m. Advance tickets only Personals The sympathy of the community is extended to flank ltinnendvk and family on the recent death of his mother Ann ltinne iutyk. Ann along with her husband. the late Arte Bin- nendyk farmed in the KippenUrea for many years prior to their retirement to Exeter. Congratulations go out to Linda Vanneste, daughter of Marcel and Simonne Vanneste, on her marriage to David .Johnson on Saturday, Oc- tober 25 at St. Boniface Church in Zurich. Linda and David Johnson will reside in Montreal, Quebec after honeymooning in Venezuela. We are pleased to report that Alec McGregor is now strong enough to spend some time at home. Christmas Open JJou3e Sunday, Nov. 9th 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Many Instore Specials Good luck to B.C. Oke Developments. Welcome to Hensall. Your project is an asset to our community. Nov. Schneiders Slue Ribbon Bologna $2191b. Mon. - Sat. 3rd to Nov. 8th Schneiders Thuringer Summer Sausage $ 49 �i Ib. by the piece Schneiders Smoked Sausage s349lb. Schneiders, Old Fashioned Ham $4"ib. Fresh Butt Pork Chops $179Ib. Fresh Pork, Picnic Shoulder $ 125lb. Our own pure pork Sausage s1S9Ib. Stonetown Medium^ Cheddar Cheese s299 Ib. Our own pure Beef Patties $149Ib. Local Spy or Mac s Apples 99 3 Ib. bag Guess the weight of our Jumbo Schneiders bologna. 1st prize Old Fashioned Ham 2nd prize bushel of apples Congratulations to B.C. Oke Developments for helping to beautify our main street. Volland's Meat Market 125 King St., Hensall 262-344% • 1